Are my SAT II Scores Good?

Test Preparation
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<p>Are my SAT II scores decent so far??</p>

<p>Math IC = 740
Math IIC = 790
Bio M = 670
Chem = 710
US Hist = 660</p>

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<p>For schools that only require 2, I'd say your fine.</p>

<p>For schools that require 3, I'd say to try to bump the 3rd score up to a 700.</p>

<p>Remember, you won't be able to include Math IC & IIC.</p>

<p>PS Did you get scores already for May? I didn't get mine & some people seemed to have gotten theres.</p>

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<p>Depends on where you're looking at - if you want to go to an Ivy or other top-tier school, you probably want to bump up a few of the scores. Generally, I think that it's good to take advantage of the fact that SAT IIs are much more "studiable" than SATs, and earn the highest scores possible. </p>

<p>For instance, chemistry (the only one of the three non-math tests you have that I've also taken) is a test with a relatively limited scope: you could make a study plan where you "master" a new part of the test material each week, and I think that by the end of the summer you could get an 800.</p>

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<p>Remember, you won't be able to include Math IC & IIC.</p>

<p>Why do you say this. I have seen no such qualification on the admissions web-sites that I have investigated. Please post a reference. Thanks.</p>

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<p>Hey guys, I'm studying for Math IIC, should I first get Math IC?</p>

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<p>Most schools will accept both maths. Stanford will not and the UCs will not take IC. Granted, it is better to have 2 or 3 separate subjects. However, I checked with several schools and they just say ANY two (or three) subject tests.</p>

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<p>yeah for MIT they say one math, one science and one of your choosing so i took math IIC, biology M (both 800), and then for my choice i took math IC</p>

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<p>not a smart idea since math1c is repetitive.</p>

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<p>Are scores in the range of 650-700 bad?
Will they give me good placement and amaze the adcoms?</p>

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<p>Personally if its any Subject test i think that u should score 700+ on them. Frankly because you can study for them, and its mostly content based. Then again it depends on which subject ur talkin about</p>